I know, and when you play video games and press the buttons really hard like it's going to make a difference (my kids do this). Or when you're in the passenger's seat of the car and the driver looks like they're not going to brake in time before hitting another car, so you start pushing your foot through the floorboard like it's going to help. I think it's just a psychological thing, because so many things that we do will respond better and faster if we push harder (like a door that's stuck, or a tight lid on a jar).Why do we press harder on the remote control buttons when we know the batteries are getting weak?
It's a natural response to human frustrations I suppose. And that's the only think you can do at that point in time if you already run out of batteries at home
humans think that pressure is the answer to everything and are very impatient
impatience, laziness and denial. Didn't you know that if you press the elevator/lift button, it will really make it come faster? NOT%26gt; people are superstitious and think , it isn't a user interface problem, but a mechanical one!
Because we are daft, we suspend our critical thinking when it comes to machinery, electronics and anything else we suppose to be influenced by our actions and to be inhabited by tiny sprites that appreciate our lending them a hand.
to lazy to get up and change the channel
Too lazy to get new ones
lol thats so funny and true we are lazy and another question in relation to that one, why will you search for a lost remote control instead of just going up to the tv to change the channel?
I think it is just a habit%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;that's all i can think of!! But i do it!! ha!!
Because humans want things now and don't want to wait and because we are too lazy to go over to the TV and turn it on or take the stairs
For the same reason you extend your arm closer to the TV, when you know the batteries are getting weaker.....
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